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The Edge Of The World

Ann Litts
2 min readJun 1, 2020

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Where the land meets the sea

Photo by Zack Minor on Unsplash

This is where I found Her. Waiting so patiently for my adult-self to re-member who She was.

I would walk along the edge of the sea. I would gaze out into the horizon. I would sink my feet into the sand. And I would know I was exactly where I belonged.

My senses filled with the sound of the surf, the smell of sea air, the taste of salt on the wind, the feel of sand. I had come home to a place I’d never been before.

It was standing there with my feet sinking into the surf that I re-membered Her Love. Her care. Her vastness.

For years I had lived in the numbness of survival, head down, trudging away in my self-imposed prison.

It was only when I came to the edge of the world did I smell the sweet scent of life. My Life — yet to be lived — if I had the courage.

It was only when I came to the edge of the world did I feel my heart open. As Love filled each crevasse.

It was only when I came to the edge of the world did I hear the sound of my intuition. Whisper, then shout to me the truths of existence.

It was only when I came to the edge of the world did I as long last look up. And out. To the horizon.

It was only when I came to the edge of the world did I taste freedom. And let everything else go.

Namaste.

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Ann Litts
Ann Litts

Written by Ann Litts

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